THE LUSO─MACAO DIMENSIONS OF SUN YAT SEN’S MODERN CHINESE REVOLUTION葡澳在孫中山現代革命中的作用
The article argues that the Chinese Revolution led by Sun Yat Sen (1895–1925), often explained through centers such as Hong Kong, must also be read from the Portuguese-Macanese dimensions which, though undervalued, were structural for his intellectual formation, mobilization networks, and the transn...
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| description | The article argues that the Chinese Revolution led by Sun Yat Sen (1895–1925), often explained through centers such as Hong Kong, must also be read from the Portuguese-Macanese dimensions which, though undervalued, were structural for his intellectual formation, mobilization networks, and the transnational circulation of ideas. The research adopts a historical-cultural approach along three axes: (1) situating Macao within its geopolitical and sociocultural context in the Pearl River Delta region (Lingnan/Guangdong), highlighting Luso-Western dynamics; (2) shifting the focus from the immediate episode of October 10, 1911 to Sun's broader trajectory, interpreting Macao as an initial window onto the world, a “crucible” of new ideas, a space for early Christian experiences, and a logistical and relay base for his revolutionary missions; and (3) reconstituting the impact of the Portuguese political environment—including the Revolution of October 5, 1910—and European-derived (social-democratic) ideologies on the republican imagination and on projects for a modern, unified, and free China. Drawing on episodes and military, political, and sociocultural turning points linked to Macao, the article concludes that the Sino-Lusophone exchanges conducted through the enclave were a decisive transnational “vector” in China’s political transformation. |
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| spelling | THE LUSO─MACAO DIMENSIONS OF SUN YAT SEN’S MODERN CHINESE REVOLUTION葡澳在孫中山現代革命中的作用 The article argues that the Chinese Revolution led by Sun Yat Sen (1895–1925), often explained through centers such as Hong Kong, must also be read from the Portuguese-Macanese dimensions which, though undervalued, were structural for his intellectual formation, mobilization networks, and the transnational circulation of ideas. The research adopts a historical-cultural approach along three axes: (1) situating Macao within its geopolitical and sociocultural context in the Pearl River Delta region (Lingnan/Guangdong), highlighting Luso-Western dynamics; (2) shifting the focus from the immediate episode of October 10, 1911 to Sun's broader trajectory, interpreting Macao as an initial window onto the world, a “crucible” of new ideas, a space for early Christian experiences, and a logistical and relay base for his revolutionary missions; and (3) reconstituting the impact of the Portuguese political environment—including the Revolution of October 5, 1910—and European-derived (social-democratic) ideologies on the republican imagination and on projects for a modern, unified, and free China. Drawing on episodes and military, political, and sociocultural turning points linked to Macao, the article concludes that the Sino-Lusophone exchanges conducted through the enclave were a decisive transnational “vector” in China’s political transformation. Instituto Cultural de Macau Macau Review of Culture Articles 2013 Ming K. Chan |
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| title | THE LUSO─MACAO DIMENSIONS OF SUN YAT SEN’S MODERN CHINESE REVOLUTION葡澳在孫中山現代革命中的作用 |
| title_autocomplete | THE LUSO─MACAO DIMENSIONS OF SUN YAT SEN’S MODERN CHINESE REVOLUTION葡澳在孫中山現代革命中的作用 |
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| title_fullStr | THE LUSO─MACAO DIMENSIONS OF SUN YAT SEN’S MODERN CHINESE REVOLUTION葡澳在孫中山現代革命中的作用 |
| title_full_unstemmed | THE LUSO─MACAO DIMENSIONS OF SUN YAT SEN’S MODERN CHINESE REVOLUTION葡澳在孫中山現代革命中的作用 |
| title_short | THE LUSO─MACAO DIMENSIONS OF SUN YAT SEN’S MODERN CHINESE REVOLUTION葡澳在孫中山現代革命中的作用 |
| title_sort | the luso─macao dimensions of sun yat sen’s modern chinese revolution葡澳在孫中山現代革命中的作用 |
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